"Lovely stay at Wallace Steakhouse food absolutely delicious staff very very friendly and helpful.room very nice bed comfortable tea & coffee plenty of water to drink to definitely recommend"
"Lovely stay at Wallace Steakhouse food absolutely delicious staff very very friendly and helpful.room very nice bed comfortable tea & coffee plenty of water to drink to definitely recommend"
"Pros:
Convenience
Large Room
No street noise
Good made to order hot breakfast included in price
Cons:
Rooms definitely need some TLC
Can hear occupants upstairs talk and just walking across the floor so suggest ask for an upstairs room"
"Pros:
Convenience
Large Room
No street noise
Good made to order hot breakfast included in price
Cons:
Rooms definitely need some TLC
Can hear occupants upstairs talk and just walking across the floor so suggest ask for an upstairs room"
"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "
"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We had a lovely overnight night stay at the Wallace. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Our room was clean and tidy with tea, coffee and Welsh cakes.
The pub was inviting with roaring log burner which gave extra coziness. The evening meal was delicious😋 The best local sourced fillet steak which was cooked to perfection. Full English breakfast was also very good. I would definitely stay again
We had a lovely overnight night stay at the Wallace. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Our room was clean and tidy with tea, coffee and Welsh cakes.
The pub was inviting with roaring log burner which gave extra coziness. The evening meal was delicious😋 The best local sourced fillet steak which was cooked to perfection. Full English breakfast was also very good. I would definitely stay again
Paula
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
We had 2 rooms at this property , we needed storage for 3 bikes overnight and this was not a problem. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, there was even a guest sitting room. Breakfast was very nice would stay again and recommend it
We had 2 rooms at this property , we needed storage for 3 bikes overnight and this was not a problem. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, there was even a guest sitting room. Breakfast was very nice would stay again and recommend it
A little off the beaten track but accommodation was excellent. All staff were friendly and courteous. Room was spacious with a great shower. Pub below/next door had a good selection of real ales.
A little off the beaten track but accommodation was excellent. All staff were friendly and courteous. Room was spacious with a great shower. Pub below/next door had a good selection of real ales.
Very comfortable, all facilities good. Close to city centre. Room small (attic room) but that's what I paid for. Staff courteous and chatty and gave good advice. Not keen on the small TV in room but views more than made up for it. Tea, Coffee, biscuits, fresh milk, mini bar with local produce (mostly ciders), all very good. Breakfast was excellent with a highly varied and quality choice. En-suite clean, everything worked, plenty of goodies
Very comfortable, all facilities good. Close to city centre. Room small (attic room) but that's what I paid for. Staff courteous and chatty and gave good advice. Not keen on the small TV in room but views more than made up for it. Tea, Coffee, biscuits, fresh milk, mini bar with local produce (mostly ciders), all very good. Breakfast was excellent with a highly varied and quality choice. En-suite clean, everything worked, plenty of goodies
Jacky
Reviewed September 19, 2014Reviewed September 19, 2014
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Wonderful and Memorable Stay
We had such a lovely stay at the Radcliffe Guest House in Ross-on-Wye and genuinely could not have asked for a warmer welcome.
From the moment we arrived, Geoff and Kim were incredibly friendly, welcoming and thoughtful. Geoff kindly helped us carry our luggage to our room when we checked in, which was such a lovely personal touch. He then spent time chatting with us and sharing lots of useful local knowledge, recommending places to visit, things to see and...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Wonderful and Memorable Stay
We had such a lovely stay at the Radcliffe Guest House in Ross-on-Wye and genuinely could not have asked for a warmer welcome.
From the moment we arrived, Geoff and Kim were incredibly friendly, welcoming and thoughtful. Geoff kindly helped us carry our luggage to our room when we checked in, which was such a lovely personal touch. He then spent time chatting with us and sharing lots of useful local knowledge, recommending places to visit, things to see and...
well what can i say about this hotel , me and my husband on our first wedding anniversary went to this hotel in a lovely location in ross-on-wye . the hotel its self was wonderfull the people who ran the hotel were very welcoming and friendly we had a fantastic time, food was exellent , room was lovely , comfotable and cosy we felt relaxed and found it very homely and the bath was great and deep . breakfast was fantastic really enjoyed it would definitly stay there again and highly recomend it...
well what can i say about this hotel , me and my husband on our first wedding anniversary went to this hotel in a lovely location in ross-on-wye . the hotel its self was wonderfull the people who ran the hotel were very welcoming and friendly we had a fantastic time, food was exellent , room was lovely , comfotable and cosy we felt relaxed and found it very homely and the bath was great and deep . breakfast was fantastic really enjoyed it would definitly stay there again and highly recomend it...
jo & dean
Reviewed February 5, 2012Reviewed February 5, 2012
We’re walking the Herefordshire Trail and stayed here for one night. I was a good choice. A friendly welcome.
We had an excellent room which was clean and comfortable with plenty of room to walk around. Food in the evening was excellent, with a good menu choice. A good selection of cask beers.
Breakfast was excellent a good menu to choose from. All the staff were great. We highly recommend.
We’re walking the Herefordshire Trail and stayed here for one night. I was a good choice. A friendly welcome.
We had an excellent room which was clean and comfortable with plenty of room to walk around. Food in the evening was excellent, with a good menu choice. A good selection of cask beers.
Breakfast was excellent a good menu to choose from. All the staff were great. We highly recommend.
David
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
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